Well, there are two pints in a quart, so multiply ten by 2 (20) now divide 57 by 20 (2.85). Your chili would cost $2.85 per pint. If you intend to sell it, you might want to consider the addition of your labor, but much more than $3.00 a pint might be difficult to move unless it is the most magnificent chili ever made.
Yes, it is, AS long as you followed proper procedures.
What is a "people quart"
35 cups is 8.5 quarts.
bottle of hot chili sesame oil is 5 fl oz, 148 mL!
4 gallons of not-so-good chili would fill 16 1-quart containers. However, if the chili is any good, there won't be 16 quarts left -- the "sampling" will considerably diminish the quantity available to put into containers.
If we are discussing Texas style chili or similar, we must know what age/size are the 400 people. Considering a range of all ages and sizes, I would use a ratio of 1 gallon of chili for every 10 people if all are adults and adjust the ratio from there. This would allow 12.8 ounces (1 1/2 cups +) per person.
A chili is a chili. A chili is a sort of vegetables.
Depends on what you put in the crock pot. 6 quarts of soup, chili or stew will feed 12 people.
The nutrition content of white chili will depend entirely on the recipe used. Nutrition information for white chili served in a restaurant should be available from that restaurant upon request. Many recipes will give nutrition information, or the individual ingredients can be looked up in a nutritional guide to calculate the nutrition content of the dish.
Is chili even chili if it doesnt have beans?
Assuming 25% of the estimated size of the group will want 2 hot dogs w/chili, You will want to provide 100 hot dogs & chili enough for 100 hot dogs. Approximately 2 Tablespoons of chili for each hot dog amounts to: 1 Gallon. Reduce by 25% if you only want to provide 75 hot dogs. That would be 3/4 of a Gallon, or 3 Quarts, depending on method of purchase.
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